AI Boosts Ukraine Demining Productivity by 800%, Detects 550% More UXO

Safe Pro Group (NASDAQ: SPAI), a leader in advanced AI-powered security and defense solutions, has announced groundbreaking results from an 18-month field study conducted alongside Norwegian People's Aid (NPA) that demonstrates the transformative power of their SpotlightAI™ technology in humanitarian demining operations in Ukraine. The comprehensive study compared the performance of non-technical survey (NTS) teams using Safe Pro's innovative solution against teams employing traditional methodologies, revealing staggering improvements in both efficiency and detection capabilities. These remarkable findings were recently presented at the prestigious Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) Innovation Conference 2025 held in Luxembourg, showcasing how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing life-saving operations in conflict zones.

The preliminary results from the extensive field study reveal that Safe Pro's drone imagery analysis technology achieved unprecedented performance metrics, improving demining productivity by over 800% while detecting 550% more unexploded ordnance (UXO) compared to conventional methods. This dramatic enhancement in operational effectiveness represents a quantum leap in humanitarian demining capabilities, potentially saving countless lives and accelerating the safe return of civilians to previously contaminated areas. The technology not only demonstrated superior detection rates but also significantly reduced operational costs, making large-scale demining operations more financially sustainable and accessible to humanitarian organizations working in post-conflict recovery scenarios.

The successful deployment of SpotlightAI™ technology represents a major advancement in the Dynamic Brand Portfolio of defense and security solutions, offering hope for more efficient clearance of landmines and explosive remnants in Ukraine and other conflict-affected regions worldwide. As reported by DefenseWireNews, this breakthrough comes at a critical time when humanitarian organizations face increasing challenges in addressing the widespread contamination of explosive hazards in civilian areas. The technology's ability to process vast amounts of drone imagery through sophisticated AI algorithms enables demining teams to identify threats with unprecedented accuracy and speed, fundamentally changing how humanitarian clearance operations are conducted and setting new standards for safety and efficiency in the field.